Customer Ratings & Reviews

Excellent performance range capability laptop able to run demanding high end games at +60 fps (Ultra High Quality Settings) to 120 fps (Medium to Low Quality Settings) with its Nvidia Geforce GTX 1050 Ti 4 GB dedicated graphics card at just 75 Watts power consumption. Keyboard is smooth and nicely laid out with smooth, quiet and low impact keys and adjustable back lighting that does not become unpleasantly hot even while playing demanding games. RAM can be upgraded from the default 8 GB up to 32 GB providing ample room for additional memory improvement. Its high-powered 7th generation core i5 quad-core processor with 6 MB cache combined with an internal 256 GB SSD with an additional slot for an additional SSD allows for massive amounts of storage while making boot-up, creating and using documents and surfing the web a breeze, yet can be throttled down to battery saving mode yielding +14 hours of battery life on low power settings. The 1920 x 1080 full HD screen brings graphics to life with excellent viewing angle ability. The matte black exterior finish complements the red keyboard lighting well with a solid quality construction feel, good fidelity speakers/sub-woofer and all at around 5 pounds in weight. All-in-all this is an excellent every day and gaming laptop that at US$899 (excl. tax) is extremely competitive and hard to match for its performance level!

The Dell 7567 hits all the marks to satisfy a portable PC gaming enthusiast, squeezes into a sleek package, and satisfies a very attractive price point. The GTX 1050Ti GPU is great, so far I've only played Counter Strike: Global Offensive and Guild Wars 2. Neither of them are graphics-intense games, but other reviewers tested newer AAA titles and this computer did great. The fans on the back of the device are stylish and keep the heat directed away. The speakers sit up front of the device and there is a small subwoofer on the bottom. Music playback on this laptop is great, you'd think it was plugged into a Bluetooth speaker. The keyboard is awesome and has red backlighting. It has two different brightness options, and you can turn it off. The WASD keys have a red border printed on them to reinforce the gaming focus. Typing on the keys feels as satisfying as a laptop could feel. The track pad is good and has satisfying clicks. No separate buttons for the track pad, which I like. The screen is nice. It's 1080p and it has good viewing angles. Earlier models had a TN panel with terrible viewing angles. It got a lot of criticism in initial online reviews, so they updated it to an IPS panel. Make sure you're getting an IPS display! The laptop is a little heavy, but it's to be expected with a gaming laptop in this size bracket. The sleek nature of the design helps. Other company's laptops have angled designs and look like ridiculous space ships. Other than the Dell logo, fans, speakers, and keyboard (all of which are red), you wouldn't really be able to tell that this laptop is for gaming (that is unless you pick up the model with the all red finish). The Dell Inspiron 15 7000 (7567) is a great gaming laptop that fits under a good price point.

First of all I like red and black color combo (Looks sick!) I’ve been using it for 6 months but it’s still fast and fluid. Never had issues with it. I like the matte finish.

I’ve had this laptop for almost a month, it is a great machine, a powerhouse, It’s used for multiple purposes, it’s a gaming machine, a media center and I’m using it for school, web and application development. I am able to run all my games on high, and have no slowdown or any issues, All of the current games can run on this machine without issue most of them on high settings, there are a handful that won’t run on high, but they’ll still run. All of my media and school applications are top notch. I bought this machine with an I5 8gigs of ram and a 256 GB SSD. The processor is not the mobile underpowered I5 that is found in so many laptops and the Gforce is a monster. When I’m running on battery I get between 6 to 10 hrs of battery lifestreaming video or surfing the web, it runs with the intel graphics as default but when gaming don’t expect to run long on the battery. I gave this 4 stars because there were some minor issues out of the box. I had to remove a bunch of junk software that came installed on the machine, it was also slow and sluggish, the solution for that was to update all the drivers, the bios and windows, however that caused issues that needed attention. I have a background in IT and was able to solve all of the issues on my own, but it took a few days. I can only imagine what dealing with dell support would have been like, this is why I took a star, This is the 2nd generation of this model the first generation has a different LED panel and from what I’ve heard is terrible, as well as an older model of the Gforce card and a few other changes. Make sure to do research and check the model number before you buy. To sum it all up this machine is amazing if you have the patience to update and tweak it. There is room for a second hard drive and the ram is expandable to 32 gigs, this machine is a steal for what you get and the performance. The keyboard is backlit and a decent keyboard for a laptop as for the touchpad well it’s a touchpad an I use an external mouse.

My nephew had been enjoying this Dell model for his gaming entertainment from last 4 months which precipitated my son to purchase the same and now both are on cloud nine during summer break.

This laptop is very impressive for the price (I got it on a Black Friday price, but even its regular price is competitive). Pros: -i5 7300HQ - It is a quad core 7th gen intel processor in a laptop, and should be perfectly capable of handling just about any game on high settings. -1050TI Graphics processor. Note that the TI model included with this laptop is quite a bit better than the regular 1050 included with most cheaper gaming laptops. - 256GB SSD. For anyone who has not experienced the difference between a SSD and a regular Hard Drive, you will be very impressed with the improvement. -Battery Life is better than I expected. Several hours of gaming on battery is more than I was expecting, and 10+ hours of non-gaming. -Great-looking Full HD screen. IPS panels have nice color and viewing angles and this is an excellent screen. Cons: -Bloatware. This is a problem with just about any computer unless it is custom-built. -256 GB is fairly limited storage with the size of some games, but it is easy to upgrade in this laptop. Other thoughts: Its been a while since a laptop has impressed me this much. It is an excellent machine that can play just about anything at high settings. For the price-point, I have not found much that is comparable. The texture of the laptop shell is nice and prevents sliding. I found it to be fairly fingerprint resistant - not great, but I at least don't feel the need to wipe it down every 5 seconds. It is a bit on the heavy side, but this is expected from a gaming laptop. I highly recommend this laptop for anyone who is looking for a solid and affordable laptop.

this is a very good laptop, which oparates fast And I Can play games fastly .

If you're looking for an affordably priced laptop with almost no downsides (relative to the cost), then look no further, because this pseudo-custom built laptop is your ideal solution! Let's briefly go over the specs for this Best Buy specific model of the Inspiron 15 7000 series. Screen: This model includes an IPS screen unlike the previous editions, so you can expect a much clearer and brighter display in standard HD resolution. Processor: The 7th gen Intel i5 7300HQ processor isn't going to blow you away with how fast it is, but for the price, it's more than enough, and certainly not behind the curve by any means. You could definitely get something faster, but that would be expensive and, honestly, unnecessary. Graphics Card: Outfitted with the NVIDIA GTX 1050 Ti, you can play almost any new games on High with no problems. This comes upgraded from the previous edition which, along with the non-IPS display, only had a regular 1050. You'll notice a significant improvement in any games you play. RAM: 8 GB isn't bad, but it's not terribly impressive either. Luckily, you can upgrade the RAM if you're so inclined! Speaking of upgrading... Storage: No Hard drive in this model means you're getting a 256GB Solid State Drive instead, which, if Apple's Macbook Air models are anything to go off of, isn't that big of a deal, especially considering how prevalent cloud storage is these days. Why bother slowing down your laptop when you can go entirely off of your SSD at blazing speeds? Yes, hard drives offer large capacity and are less expensive, but how much storage space do you really need at one time? Keep what you need on your laptop, and store the rest on an external hard drive or in the cloud. That's pretty much it for the major specs, all the other minor functions are going to be pretty standard across the board, so no worries there. The battery life is incredible; I've left my laptop unplugged for days and used it for maybe a couple hours at a time, and it still doesn't need recharging. In terms of price, considering how much the MacBook Pro and MacBook Air sell for with considerably worse specs, it's a no-brainer to pick this laptop up, especially when it goes on sale for $100 off (which is pretty frequently). I can't recommend this laptop enough if you're looking for a decent, mid-range laptop for everyday use and a little bit of casual video game usage.

I was looking to replace my MacBook Pro and ended up looking at Best Buy for the trade-in, and found this beast of a laptop. It's a beast because its shell is ugly, in my opinion, but for other good reasons as well. I did some research to try and find if this laptop is the real deal. I thought it was, so I took the plunge. A little more backstory: I found the $100 cheaper version before this one. If you're looking at the cheaper model... seriously consider paying a bit more for this model. Why? It's better! I wanted something with an SSD and a dedicated graphics card. This model checks that, the cheaper one does not check both. You get 256gb SSD and a GTX 1050 TI with this model. It will run many games like butter. I'm still in the process of downloading WoW fully, but this had no problems running it on max settings when I was in the game. The unit is surprisingly light for what you're getting with it. You also get a full size keyboard, with the numpad. I would prefer more key travel, but it's not horrible. I've seen some saying the touch pad isn't that great, but I don't think it's exactly horrible in my limited use so far. It seems to have good responsiveness. The screen is acceptable. Is it a retina screen? No, but it's a good enough 1920x1080 that it doesn't really bother me. There is a good amount of bloatware from Dell, as another user has stated. I got rid of it all. It's not really a downside, it just takes some time to get rid of it. Highly recommend this product for anyone in the market for a budget laptop.

The laptop was purchased for college. I have had no problems with it and the battery life is great. It is able to handle games such as battlefield 4, counter strike and cod easily. I would recommend the i7 processor instead of the i5 if you plan on gaming on it as well as the version with a larger hard drive. The keyboard is great and it is quiet when not being used for gaming. Overall, I have no complaints about the laptop and for the price it was a great buy.

I highly recommend this version as it has the IPS display rather than the poor TN panel that was shipped on the laptops prior. We had the base model with the TN panel before and returned it as it was slow (no SSD) and the screen was just poor quality. This is a much better laptop, boot times are fast with the SDD and the 1050TI graphics card is about 30% better than the 1050 so well worth the extra money if you can afford it. The laptop does not run hot and when the fans turn on they are not loud. My son is quite pleased with this laptop and immediately noticed the difference between this one and the base model-he LOVES this laptop. He uses it for school work and to play his favorite game-Rocket League. The base model wasn't terrible but this one is definitely well worth the extra money.

I was in the market for a new laptop and specifically wanted 2 things: SSD storage and good battery life. After lots of research, I decided on this Dell gaming laptop. It has a great build quality; feels solid. Definitely heavier than most laptops, though. Some users may not like the soft-touch, matte finish since it does attract smudges and fingerprints, but that's not a deal breaker. Battery life is awesome. Bootup is fast. Good amount of ports. Screen is sharp. Gaming (for mid-range graphics games) is good, too. The design isn't gaudy like most gaming laptops. Despite the red accents, I feel comfortable using this in an office setting. And although some people said that the cooling fans are loud, I didn't find them that distracting. Overall, great gaming laptop that won't break the budget.

I do a lot of graphic and photo editing and this Dell laptop with an Intel core i5, 8 megs of RAM, and the NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1050 Ti is smooth and quick. Having a 256GB Solid State Drive is like adding a Supercharger to the engine. I can roar around the keyboard and do 3 or 5 things at one time, and do them all fast and accurately. I love using this laptop.

I'd like to write this review with an open mind. Is this a great computer? It's hard to say that. I bought this laptop because I wanted to do some light gaming and just have a fast computer. The pros: This has a quad core I5, 7th generation. It has 8gb DDR4 2400 memory which is just about right for what I wanted to do. I bought this because it has a 1050Ti 4GB graphics card, which is more than enough for what I want to do with it. I like the looks (which is debatable on here) and the red keyboard. It runs fast and the screen is nice. It also has an empty bay for an additional SSD or HDD of your choice. I bought mine for $799. + tax. Great price point for this laptop. The cons: This is the second one I had to get to get it right. I had to return the first one because of blue screen errors and driver issues, which is common on these types of laptops from Dell. You really have to dig to get all the drivers and get this thing running right. The wireless card that it comes with (Intel 3265) has all sorts of issues running in this laptop. Make sure you go right to Intel's website to get the driver right. I had to take a long time to get the proper drivers from Dell, Intel, and other 3rd party apps to get all the drivers updated, which took several and several hours. If you get it right, it's great. If you don't update a lot and don't know where you have to look, it's going to be a headache. In the end, I'd buy this laptop again. It's beautiful, even if it's just that way to me. It's powerful, and the 1050Ti is hard to beat for a graphics card in a laptop without spending over $1000. The bay to get to all the internals is super easy to get to. One screw and you get to all the goodies, SSD, RAM, WIFI card, and expansion bay. I upgraded the RAM to 16GB, which this laptop really seems to like and run with, as opposed to 8GB stock, put in an Intel 8265 wifi card to alleviate all the driver issues, and dropped a 1TB HDD for mass storage. This is a good laptop if you're willing to work for greatness, and a great laptop when you get it all right!

This is a great laptop for a reasonable price. Picked it up on sale and couldn't be happier with the specs and features for the money. It's plenty powerful to play games on it (I play World of Warcraft on high settings with 50-80 fps depending on raids and being in capitals). The IPS display is great and everything loads very quickly. Only gripe is the apps that come pre installed; however I just did a fresh install of Windows 10 once I purchased it, which only took about 20 minutes. Battery life is pretty good for a laptop. My old Lenovo y700 had terrible battery life and would only last me at best 4 hours. Web browsing along with emails seems to last me around 8-9 hours. It's very quiet while doing regular tasks. Gaming the fan is noticeable but it's not terrible. If you purchase it, just update all the drivers (especially Intel wireless via their website). So far I'm very satisfied with the purchase.

You simply cannot beat the performance you get for this price. Has the better IPS screen now. A 256gb ssd which is perfect for the os and programs with easy expansion for another drive for a game library. The 7th gen cpus are perfect for gaming as well as the 1050 ti.

Well for a 700 bucks laptop (black friday). I'd say it has a good potential. Average gaming is great. I don't play much intensive game, but it's able to handle OVERWATCH in the Epic settings and still give the steady 50-55 fps. Just be sure to turn off the auto clocking thing in the bios or it's going to be really Laggy. Else than that, Turn off the V-sync and turn off the game DVR from xbox app, and right click game properties compatibilites and turn off the full screen optimization and it should go over screen refresh rate when you play on high settings. The ultra and epic settings are just to say it can run it in that mode, but for smooth gaming high is preferred. On the hind side, The cooler noise is MASSIVE. If that is going to bother you, don't buy this. also heating gets bit harsh when you game for long time. All in all, good laptop for a price, esp with SSD and 1050 ti.

I replaced my aging ASUS gaming laptop (7 years old - 670M GeForce) with this little laptop (open box certified) and I am pleased. It is fast and powerful enough for my games at medium-high settings (D:OS 2, Total Warhammer, Elite: Dangerous, etc) with the 1050 Ti GPU. Adding a second HDD or SSD is simple (one screw) and adding RAM would be a snap (I have yet to do this though). It looks nice without being over the top. It is not that heavy, and battery life is great. It does get loud playing games though, but that is to be expected at this price point. It's not overwhelming, but you do notice (at least over speakers vs headphones). I would have liked to see a DisplayPort output along with HDMI, but again - price point issue IMO. The IPS screen is loads better than the old TN panels.

Great laptop for beginning gaming or if you aren't looking to spend a lot. Got a great deal on it and couldn't pass it up. I added another 8gb of memory and a 2 tb firecuda hybrid drive. I use the ssd drive for the operating system and a few programs I use a lot. Then the hybrid drive for games and other programs. This boots up in no time and runs great. Keep the power supply handy. If you game a lot, the battery drains quickly. Easy to upgrade. Highly recommend.

I bought the laptop so that I could do some modest PC gaming. I am very impressed with the solid performance I get from most games. Some of the higher end games do need to be tuned down to run at 60+ FPS, but the laptop handles it well. Outside of gaming, this is a very well-built laptop. The keyboard is very responsive, touchpad is decent, and the screen is matte and great for gaming and general purpose use. The only negative is the weight. I'm used to carrying around a Thinkpad, which is lighter than the Inspiron, but that's something that I'm getting used to.